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=== Enlisted === | === Enlisted === | ||
*PVT - Private - E-1 - Often "Recruit" or "Buck Private" | * PVT - Private - E-1 - Often "Recruit" or "Buck Private" | ||
*PFC - Private First Class - E-2 | * PFC - Private First Class - E-2 | ||
*LCPL - Lance Corporal - E-3 | * LCPL - Lance Corporal - E-3 | ||
*CPL - Corporal - E-4 | * CPL - Corporal - E-4 | ||
*SGT - Sergeant - E-5 | * SGT - Sergeant - E-5 | ||
*SSG - Staff Sergeant - E-6 | * SSG - Staff Sergeant - E-6 | ||
*GSG -Gunnery Sergeant - E-7 | * GSG -Gunnery Sergeant - E-7 | ||
*MSG - Master Sergeant - E-8 | * MSG - Master Sergeant - E-8 | ||
*1SG - First Sergeant - E-8 - This rank is only for an E-8 who is assigned to be a company's senior enlisted Marine. <br> | * 1SG - First Sergeant - E-8 - This rank is only for an E-8 who is assigned to be a company's senior enlisted Marine. <br> | ||
*MGS - Master Gunnery Sergeant - E-9 | * MGS - Master Gunnery Sergeant - E-9 | ||
*SGM - Sergeant Major - E-9 | * SGM - Sergeant Major - E-9 | ||
*SMMC - Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps - E-9 | * SMMC - Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps - E-9 | ||
*SMN - Sergeant Major of the Navy - E9 | * SMN - Sergeant Major of the Navy - E9 | ||
=== Officer - All Arms === | === Officer - All Arms === | ||
*Ens - Ensign - O-1 | * Ens - Ensign - O-1 | ||
*Lt - Lieutenant - O-2 | * Lt - Lieutenant - O-2 | ||
*Cmdr - Commander - O-3 | * Cmdr - Commander - O-3 | ||
*Maj - Major - O-4 | * Maj - Major - O-4 | ||
*LCol - Lieutenant Colonel - O-5 | * LCol - Lieutenant Colonel - O-5 | ||
*Col - Colonel - O-6 | * Col - Colonel - O-6 | ||
=== Senior Officer - Marines === | === Senior Officer - [[Marines]] === | ||
*BGen - Brigadier General - O-7 | * BGen - Brigadier General - O-7 | ||
*MGen - Major General - O-8 | * MGen - Major General - O-8 | ||
*LtGen - Lieutenant General - O-9 | * LtGen - Lieutenant General - O-9 | ||
*Gen - General - O-10 | * Gen - General - O-10 | ||
=== Senior Officer - Navy === | === Senior Officer - [[Navy]] === | ||
*Comm - Commodore - O-7 | * Comm - Commodore - O-7 | ||
*RAdm - Rear Admiral - O-8 | * RAdm - Rear Admiral - O-8 | ||
*VAdm - Vice Admiral - O-9 | * VAdm - Vice Admiral - O-9 | ||
*Adm - Admiral - O-10 | * Adm - Admiral - O-10 | ||
''The title of '''Captain''' for the commander of a vessel is retained regardless of rank'' | ''The title of '''Captain''' for the commander of a vessel is retained regardless of rank'' | ||
=== [[Civil Service]] === | === [[Civil Service]] === | ||
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(Note that these ranks were taken from military titles in the old Roman Empire, but they are not pronounced the way the original Latin would back then. Rather, they are pronounced the way they are spoken in modern English. The 'C' in Decurion and Vicarius is hard as in the English letter 'K', while the 'C' in Centurion is soft like the English letter 'S'. 'Dux' is pronounced as the English word for multiple birds 'ducks'. -ZM from an author's email list discussion on 4/25/2015) | (Note that these ranks were taken from military titles in the old Roman Empire, but they are not pronounced the way the original Latin would back then. Rather, they are pronounced the way they are spoken in modern English. The 'C' in Decurion and Vicarius is hard as in the English letter 'K', while the 'C' in Centurion is soft like the English letter 'S'. 'Dux' is pronounced as the English word for multiple birds 'ducks'. -ZM from an author's email list discussion on 4/25/2015) | ||
*Opt. - Optio - Officer Cadet | * Opt. - Optio - Officer Cadet | ||
*Sign. - Signifer - Ensign - O-1 | * Sign. - Signifer - Ensign - O-1 | ||
*SDec. - Sub-Decurion - Lieutenant - O-2 | * SDec. - Sub-Decurion - Lieutenant - O-2 | ||
*Dec. - Decurion - Commander - O-3 | * Dec. - Decurion - Commander - O-3 | ||
*Cent. Centurion - Major - O-4 | * Cent. Centurion - Major - O-4 | ||
*Tri. - Tribune - Lt Colonel - O-5 | * Tri. - Tribune - Lt Colonel - O-5 | ||
*Leg. - Legate - Colonel - O-6 | * Leg. - Legate - Colonel - O-6 | ||
*Dux - Dux - Brigadier General/Commodore - O-7 | * Dux - Dux - Brigadier General/Commodore - O-7 | ||
*Vic. - Vicarius - Major General/Rear Admiral - O-8 | * Vic. - Vicarius - Major General/Rear Admiral - O-8 | ||
=== Fleet Auxiliary === | === Fleet Auxiliary === | ||
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[[Category:Canon]] [[Category:Navy]] [[Category:Marines]] [[Category:Fleet Auxiliary]] [[Category:Civil_Service]] [[Category:Titles_and_Positions]] | [[Category:Canon]] [[Category:Navy]] [[Category:Marines]] [[Category:Fleet Auxiliary]] [[Category:Civil_Service]] [[Category:Titles_and_Positions]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:01, 30 January 2026
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Rank Structure for Confederacy Uniformed Services
The rank structures originally accepted were those of the Western military powers, predominately those of the United States of America and Great Britain. As time passed and a more unified system of operations came into being it was necessary to iron out the various kinks that had appeared within the structure, most noticeably in the Navy.
The following structure was adopted approximately four years after the Darjee made contact with Earth and was fully in force within eighteen months.
Enlisted
- PVT - Private - E-1 - Often "Recruit" or "Buck Private"
- PFC - Private First Class - E-2
- LCPL - Lance Corporal - E-3
- CPL - Corporal - E-4
- SGT - Sergeant - E-5
- SSG - Staff Sergeant - E-6
- GSG -Gunnery Sergeant - E-7
- MSG - Master Sergeant - E-8
- 1SG - First Sergeant - E-8 - This rank is only for an E-8 who is assigned to be a company's senior enlisted Marine.
- MGS - Master Gunnery Sergeant - E-9
- SGM - Sergeant Major - E-9
- SMMC - Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps - E-9
- SMN - Sergeant Major of the Navy - E9
Officer - All Arms
- Ens - Ensign - O-1
- Lt - Lieutenant - O-2
- Cmdr - Commander - O-3
- Maj - Major - O-4
- LCol - Lieutenant Colonel - O-5
- Col - Colonel - O-6
Senior Officer - Marines
- BGen - Brigadier General - O-7
- MGen - Major General - O-8
- LtGen - Lieutenant General - O-9
- Gen - General - O-10
- Comm - Commodore - O-7
- RAdm - Rear Admiral - O-8
- VAdm - Vice Admiral - O-9
- Adm - Admiral - O-10
The title of Captain for the commander of a vessel is retained regardless of rank
Civil Service
(Note that these ranks were taken from military titles in the old Roman Empire, but they are not pronounced the way the original Latin would back then. Rather, they are pronounced the way they are spoken in modern English. The 'C' in Decurion and Vicarius is hard as in the English letter 'K', while the 'C' in Centurion is soft like the English letter 'S'. 'Dux' is pronounced as the English word for multiple birds 'ducks'. -ZM from an author's email list discussion on 4/25/2015)
- Opt. - Optio - Officer Cadet
- Sign. - Signifer - Ensign - O-1
- SDec. - Sub-Decurion - Lieutenant - O-2
- Dec. - Decurion - Commander - O-3
- Cent. Centurion - Major - O-4
- Tri. - Tribune - Lt Colonel - O-5
- Leg. - Legate - Colonel - O-6
- Dux - Dux - Brigadier General/Commodore - O-7
- Vic. - Vicarius - Major General/Rear Admiral - O-8
Fleet Auxiliary
(Rank within the Fleet Auxiliary follows the Navy pattern.)
(Someday this will be a navigation template. It will provide a bar across the bottom of each article with useful navigation links. Until then, this is just a placeholder to get rid of all the red "broken link" indicators. -ZM User (talk) 10:00, 3 May 2024 (PDT))
